Which of the Following Is a Difference Between a Standardization

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between a standardization and segmentation strategy?

• A) A standardization strategy has several advantages over a segmentation strategy
• B) Standardization allows the company to capture incremental revenues by customizing its offerings while segmentation has products aimed at the average consumer
• C) A standardization strategy may lose sales from customers who desire more functions and features and are prepared to pay more for them while a segmentation strategy meets the needs of different groups of consumers and thus sells more in total.
• D) A standardization strategy prices product to allow for a wider customer base while segmentation may lose sales from customers who cannot afford to purchase the average product.
• E) Standardization strategy may have higher costs than a segmentation strategy

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Interpret the relationship between disposable income, consumption, and saving.

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Definitions:

Product Customization

The process of modifying or building a product according to the specific requirements or preferences of the customer.

Product Integration

A marketing strategy where products are placed into non-advertising content, such as TV shows or movies, in a way that promotes the product naturally within the storyline.

Product Adaptation

The process of modifying an existing product to better suit the needs or preferences of a specific market or set of consumers.

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